AK1PLUS Mini PC Computer, Intel Celeron N5095 (Up to 2.9GHz), 16GB RAM 256GB SSD, Dual 4K Mini Desktop Computer, Support 2.5'' SSD Expansion, WiFi, Bluetooth, Ethernet, Business Home Office PC

Mini PC Windows 11 Pro, KAMRUI AK1 PRO 12GB RAM 256GB SSD Mini Desktop Computer Intel Celeron N5105 Processor This Mini PC is small and packed with a ton of power. WELL WORTH THE PRICE, SUPER SATISFIED I needed a small but powerful PC to help me operate my uniquely designed entertainment system, I needed a device that was browser based that would give me the opportunity to stream specific content to my video wall where I use a 2x2 TV Video Wall Processor HDMI Matrix Controller Splicer Splitter that splits the video over multiple TV’s and the Kamrui AK1 PRO fit the bill, The APK1 was extremely easy to setup and the small size was very easy to hide, It was a huge plus to have Windows 11 pre-installed, This PC is very quick and responsive, there is absolutely no lag whatsoever, I also took advantage of the empty expansion bay where I installed a 2TB SSD drive, The Intel UHD 800 along with the dual HDMI ports were a perfect fit for me because it gave me the ability to run 1 HDMI cable to my 2x2 TV Video Wall Processor so that I could stream my content, while the 2nd HDMI port ran directly to my monitor, so I was able to do my work and stream my content all at the same time with any lag at all. I was very satisfied with the wireless connectivity with the 802.11 ac Dual Band 2.4 & 5 Ghz WiFi, and everything ran extremely smooth, although I preferred to run a direct ethernet cable to the APK1 as a direct connection is always preferred when you have the chance to do so, The APK1 comes with 4 USB ports in total, 2 of them are USB 3,0 and the other 2 are USB 2.0 so there is more than enough ports to connect your USB cameras, printers or any other devices that you would be using. In the end the Kamrui APK1 is a small but extremely powerful Mini PC that can handle just about anything you throw at it, and the best part is that the APK1 is priced well below the other machines out there that offer you less, If you want top performance for a fraction of the price then do yourself a favor and take a look at the Kamrui APK1, I promise you that you won’t be dissatisfied at all, Once you see how great this machine is there’s a good chance you’ll find yourself buying a 2nd one or a 3rd one..

I really enjoy these little computers. Well designed, comes with everything you need. You can lay it on your desk or mount it to the wall. It does come with a wall mount. It has two HDMI ports so using dual monitors is very easy. It has several USB ports. RAM is very easy to add. Radiates heat well so it stays cool. Small footprint. I can have 15 tabs open and this will not slow down. The first time you turn it on it will walk you through the setup. Comes with all of the software you need (Microsoft). Don't hesitate to purchase this, I have three of them now.

I bought this mini Win 11 PC to replace a 20 year old HP Z600 Win 10 PC, which was at the time a capable engineering workstation. For the price, I figured it was worth a try to reduce the power usage and fan bearing noise of the Z600. And I was right! This tiny PC was super easy to run up as a replacement - I just saved my files from the old machine and copied them to the new one, reinstalled the few apps I have been using, like Outlook and a few others, and it just worked - it is faster and quieter than the old one, and I am super happy with it. For peripherals (apart from the usual USB mouse, keyboard and HDMI monitor) I have a Documate document camera and a Logitec video camera, and they both came up and worked the first time. For audio I use an RME USB audio interface, not the audio jack that is built into the Mini PC - for this reason I can't comment on the performance of the built-in audio - if that is important to you then you should test it yourself. There are few instructions provided with the Mini PC, which is fine since you don't need any - that's a plus. There is a comment that you should not immediately connect it to a network, because then Windows will start doing its auto-update process, which can "take a lot of time". I myself just hooked up the network and let it do its thing before even attempting to use it. I thought perhaps in retrospect it may be that as we all know, Windows updates often break things, so they'd want you to try it first as they tested it, then if Windows broke something you could trace it to that update, perhaps a useful troubleshooting tip, FWIW. In conclusion, as someone who has been running PCs since their inception, I can say that my experience with this tiny inexpensive machine was as good or better than any PC I've used - very impressive. I have not made comparisons with other PCs of this class, I just sort of lucked out with this one, but honestly I don't know how such a thing could be much better at this price point. Modulo Microsoft Windows11-isms ;- )

Amazing what can be had for under $170. Went with the N97 processor, as it had a bit more punch. This unit was a bit lacking in storage but will add an SSD drive to the bay. I would much rather upgrade storage than processor any day of the week - especially on this one which is so easy to do. Just plug and play. Out of the box, pretty impressed. Once the Windows installation was completed, did a reboot. It booted up in under 15 seconds. More than fast enough. This is for my wife, and she doesn't play games. She'll use it for Zoom meetings, some word processing, web browsing and a few other tasks. More than enough for that. I ran a speed test with it and the upload/download were both around 40 Mbps. Not going to break any speed records for Wi-Fi. Likely not an issue if plugged in with a cable. But given that Zoom uses around 10 Mbps, it's more than enough for the tasks she will be using. But if you are looking to do any gaming that require download speed, not going to work well for you over Wi-Fi. You'll need to plug in a cable. Basic web browsing was fast and responsive, thanks to the decent processor. YouTube videos streamed flawlessly with no buffering at all. After a couple hours, the unit was barely warm to the touch. The only big negative so far, the sound. Plugging headphones straight into the unit resulted in a very annoying electrical cycle sound from a ground loop interaction somewhere within. Fortunately, I had a little inline 3.5mm ground loop isolator/filter I wasn't using. Plugged that in and then the headphones into that - perfect. It's an easy solution, and ground loop isolators can be had on here for under $10. You will definitely need one though if you plan on listening to anything with the headphone jack. All in all, super happy with it so far. Since the wife has a small desk, this will be the perfect solution for her. Only took off one star because of the sound issue. Edit: After a few days and a couple of software updates, the internet speed has become excellent. My current speed test was 300 Mbps down and 80 Mbps up - which is being limited by my ISP at those speeds, so the actual ability of the PC may be faster than that. But that's plenty fast for anything net related you could ever want to do.

It is a Celeron, but does the job well. The TPM 2.0 is useful because with Ubuntu 26.04, one can use LUKS encryption with it, making a nice, headless remote PC for things like Pihole, Proxmox, Docker VMs, and other items, while giving peace of mind of disk encryption. I'm using this with Docker to run FreeIPA so I have LDAP authentication at home for everything. It is a great deal (as of July 13, 2026) for the price. Caveat: The SSD is SATA. Definitely not a barn-burner, but it is more than good enough for the price, so I don't consider this a real downside. I personally wish SATA SSDs were more common, especially how expensive NVMe ones are running.

I am in love with this mini pc. I replaced an old laptop in my craft room with the Pinova P1 and couldn't be happier. It suits my needs perfectly and I love that I was able to mount it directly between a swing-arm mount and a monitor. It reclaims all the desk space! I'm a full-blown computer nerd with a custom built gaming rig in my office so I was skeptical about the minis. However, I also didn't need that level of computer in my craft room. I was working with some graphic files, controlling some equipment via wifi, and operating a small business from that old laptop so needed that level of performance. This little unit delivered that and more! I like that it has a Ryzen processor, DDR4, had more USB ports than most I looked at, and can have more storage added to it. It runs silently and quickly and doesn't get hot. It was a perfect choice for me.

Considering the price, Technical specifications, the size, and lightweight, this computer has an outstanding performance. Exceed my expectations for busy remote work, home use, and entertaining. The only add on I need was an external USB Bluetooth dongle because the built in Bluetooth range was a bit short likely due to intrinsic interference.

I was looking for a second PC to run two twitch streams (DashDucks and OurChickenLife) to take the load off of my actual gaming laptop and possibly some light gaming. My initial reaction was this is surprisingly fast for a sub $125 mini PC. It is snappy and loads chrome and the two twitch streams just fine with each stream in a separate window (one on each monitor). I was super happy with finally having the ability to have a PC with dual monitors and at this price point is in incredible. Set up was easy and I was up and running in under 5 minutes. Boot time is under 20 seconds and once I configured it for not needing to login even faster than that. I initially installed Steam, Discord, Chrome, SpeedTest (from the Microsoft store), and an auto clicker mouse program. I ended up deleting Steam and Discord as the game I primarily play struggled even on very low graphics settings. The game in question is Farm Together 2 and would highly recommend if you like farming games. Anyways, it wasn't unbearable but there was noticeable lag when moving around in the game. Discord ran ultra smooth though and there wasn't any lag so would be great for using that on this PC. As for internet speeds and quality goes, I would very HIGHLY recommend using an ethernet cable if you can. My current internet speed is 1.0 GB up and down. Under WiFi, I got a 1/5th of that speed with speeds around 200 down and 150 up despite this PC being literally inches from the router. This is most likely a limit of the WiFi 5 used in this PC and not necessarily a defect. Once I installed a Cat 6 ethernet cable, I got around my full speed of 930 both up and down. While it was on WiFi, I didn't notice any lag when watching the twitch streams When installing windows updates though, definitely use an ethernet cable. As for noise level this thing is ultra quiet even under 100% CPU usage. Always was cool to the touch when I checked and no burning or any kind of smells like that since I have been using it. I keep it running 24/7 and as of the writing of this review it has been flawless. As for storage and RAM this seems to be good to go right out of the gate. You do have the option to upgrade if you wish, but for my needs the 8GB of RAM is just fine. It hits around 60% usage for RAM with running 2 chrome windows. And for storage with only chrome, speedtest, my mouse program, and edge which was preinstalled storage is very sufficient for me. And you can also upgrade the hard drive (SSD) to 2TB so if in the future I need more space or change how I use this PC I can. And honestly, that is a comforting thought knowing the option is available to me. If you are considering one of the larger storage models I would say go for it versus this 256GB version as it won't be an issue later on, but for me I got this version initially because of budget reasons and it would work for me and my needs. My game would probably run alot better if it had the 16GB of RAM but I am okay with just using it as a media consumption PC. Not having to worry about batteries and all that jazz was a huge selling point for me versus getting, say a Chromebook. I have this plugged into my battery backup in the event of a power failure which alleviates my worries a bit. My only real complaint with this PC is the placement of the power button. I did accidentally press it causing the PC to go to sleep when connecting my mouse and keyboard, but this can be changed in settings as to what the power button does in settings. I do wish it was in the front, but it isn't anything deal breaking. Overall, this is a great little PC for what I needed it for, which was to run 2 twitch streams via chrome. Your mileage may vary, but I feel confident recommending this PC for light to medium use. I don't do video editing or any intense operations like that so I can't comment on that. USB connections have been stable (no random disconnects) and the HDMI ports have both been running great. It runs Windows 11 just fine and aside from some user stumbles on figuring out where things are now and then (coming from Windows 10) it is just fine. I hope this review has helped you and have a blessed day <3

Compré esta máquina para las clases en línea de mi hijo y funciona excelente. Me gustó que tiene Windows 10 Pro y no Home como otras máquinas de precio similar. Trae el Windows pre instalado así que no es necesario invertir tiempo en eso. El desempeño es excelente para ejecutar aplicaciones como Office, Teams, Zoom, etc. Tiene 8 GB en RAM y 4 núcleos de procesador. El disco duro es pequeño, pero es de estado sólido y útil para mis propósitos.

Me gustó lo fácil de instalar. El único inconveniente es que mi monitor es anticuado y no tiene entrada HDMI, así que tuve que comprar un adaptador económico.

Excelente producto, llego antes de la fecha estimada, ya la probé funcionando al 100 y muy compacta, cumple con todas mis expectativas 👍

Lo voy a utilizar como servidor en la casa, lo único que no me gustó tanto es que mantiene una temperatura de 60°C en modo pasivo.

Contento con la mini PC, hasta que dejo de funcionar, no reconoce el disco duro interno, solo entra al BIOS, aun si intento re instalar el sistema operativo me dice que no tiene disco duro